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Ha's judgment forged through global business experience

Executive search is the latest—and most rewarding—of many careers for Heidrick & Struggles' association and GR practice leader Ha

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After guiding ASCE, Natale to step down

On the leader's watch, the group's work on infrastructure has been touted by President Obama—and spoofed by Stephen Colbert. Natale

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Beware of changing expectations when taking CEO job

Search committees, stakeholders can be conflicted or unclear on what they seek in new leader: passion, pizzazz or management? Hortum

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CEO DATELINE - The daily roundup of news important to associations - Nov. 1, 2013

Groups hail decision to allow electronic devices on airplanes Travelers will no longer be required to put away their iPads and other electronic devices during certain portions of their flights, and several associations say that is a change for the better. The Federal Aviation Administration announced Thursday it would relax prohibitions against using electronic devices during landings and takeoffs after concluding that such devices do not interfere with aircraft systems.

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Lobbying expenses for nonprofits decline in third quarter

Spending by Grocery Manufacturers Association swells by 517 percent as the group fights Washington state ballot initiative Advocacy spending from tax-exempt organizations slipped in the third quarter of 2013, according to the latest LD-2 filings with the U.S. House of Representatives. Four of five associations and other nonprofits reported either a decline or the same lobbying expenditures for the second quarter.

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Business groups strike back against disclosure advocacy

National Association of Manufacturers, Business Roundtable among groups urging members not to reveal political spending The Grocery Manufacturers Association has pumped $11 million into a campaign to defeat a Washington state ballot initiative concerning genetically modified foods, and—rare in association advocacy—voters know exactly where the money is coming from.

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